Studying for your Ph.D. I think studying social work at the doctoral level...
...puts all the years of practice in perspective and solidifies why we do what we do and believe what we believe.—S. Shelly
...is both challenging and empowering. It brings the experience of learning to an entirely new level—one of which I did not realize I was capable. —S. Knipscheer
…is the most difficult thing I've done in my life. But the amount of effort is equivalent to the amount of satisfaction I derive as I travel the road to my dissertation. It's nice being surrounded by people who I consider to be now a part of my tribe. —J. Brown
...has helped me improve at everything I do, both personally and professionally. It has helped me to understand meaning, examine outcomes thoughtfully, and to demonstrate and communicate these ideas to others. Through the elaborate course of challenges and supports in the Ph.D. experience, I have become more confident, competent and collaborative in my professional practice. —P. Suman | 
